The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) announced on Tuesday that the return of supporters to the stands will be subject to well-defined conditions. According to Fouzi Lekjaâ , only vaccinated people will have access to the stadiums.
The board of directors of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) held a videoconference meeting on Tuesday, September 21, 2021. At the heart of this session, the return of supporters to the stadiums to accompany the various teams during sporting events.
As the epidemiological situation seems to be improving in Morocco, voices, even within the Scientific Committee, are being raised to demand a relaxation of restrictions .
Taking into account the number of people already vaccinated, the remaining stock and natural immunity, Morocco is assured of reaching collective immunity in the coming weeks.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) is seriously considering authorizing the return of the public to the stadiums. It was in March 2020 that the FRMF had announced the suspension of all football competitions following the lockdown that was imposed in Morocco, but also around the world, to curb the Covid-19 pandemic.
It is an unusual atmosphere that was observed on Monday within the players of Ittihad Tanger. They simply refused to train to protest against the non-payment of their salaries for several months.
A new shipment of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is expected in Morocco this week. In total, 600,000 doses will be received.
Morocco is experiencing an epidemiological situation that is improving day by day. Last week, the incidence rate was 41/100,000 inhabitants. The number of deaths, on the other hand, has decreased by 23%.
Is Morocco going to impose the vaccine pass in companies, as is already the case in France? Moroccan employees are increasingly concerned about the issue.
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has managed to redeploy 90% of its pre-Covid-19 pandemic network.
The costs of Covid-19 screening tests will now be reimbursed by the National Fund for Social Welfare Organizations (CNOPS) . This decision mainly concerns tests carried out since September 10, 2021.
Like many countries in the world, the Moroccan economy has been shaken by the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the timid recovery observed in recent months, due to the success of the vaccination campaign, difficulties persist.